Sentence examples for unaligned from inspiring English sources

The IFS prides itself on being unaligned.

If the BBC was unaligned with the UK Government, it did share a similar image problem in the eyes of a large section of the public north of the border: it would not trust Scots to do the job themselves.

Most party leaders agree that the debates are where Mr. Gingrich revived his candidacy, though Liz Cheney, the daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney and a strategist who is unaligned in the race, said more broadly, "He demonstrated the kind of fighting spirit that people out there who are really worried about a second term for Barack Obama want to see".

"He has to change his strategy and go toe to toe with a guy like Rick Perry," said Doug Gross, who served as the Iowa chairman of Mr. Romney's 2008 campaign, but is unaligned this year.

Though the group is based here in the capital, Dakar, where opposition parties and politicians have the most support, Y'En A Marre remains officially unaligned.

A poll released today by Magellan Strategies, a Republican polling firm that is unaligned in the G.O.P. nomination race, gave Rick Santorum a 13-point lead over Mr. Romney there, with Mr. Gingrich 16 points behind Mr. Santorum and in third place.

1962 Yemen Regime 'Unaligned' ADEN — Rebel-held Sanaa radio today [Sept.

"There is a lot of wisdom in trying to deliver a knockout punch," said Matt Schultz, the Iowa secretary of state, who supported Mr. Romney four years ago but is unaligned now.

With each acrylic painted brick laid upon the other, the rows classically unaligned, there is no single point for the eye to rest on.

Kingsman is a highly advanced, well-funded independent secret service unaligned with any government.

He said Australia's tight-knit alliance with the US had made the country more prone to threat than if it was unaligned.